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We have NO DIRECT knowledge of what God requires of us, period! Any and all interpretations of any inspirations from God are the product of human ignorance and fallibility.
We have NO DIRECT knowledge of what God requires of us, period! Any and all interpretations of any inspirations from God are the product of human ignorance and fallibility.
Na, und? We know what is in the Bible, and the basic difference between the two covenants described in the two sections.
Perhaps you should aim your argument at those who do claim to know about their god.
Maybe it was a bad comparison but what I meant was when you have a lottery ticket in your hand and the numbers have not been announced, you COULD be the winner holding the winning ticket. We're in that same predicament in that historians have not determined who the "he" is in all these OT verses. A logical mind with a working knowledge of the OT though would know that these he's are referring to hundreds of different people depending on the period in Jewish history they are being written; they cannot possibly be about Jesus. A logical mind knows that predictions cannot be made hundreds to thousands of years of years before they happen and then then hundreds or thousands of years later they happen with pinpoint accuracy. That's supernatural paranormal stuff and logical minds know that the supernatural paranormal doesn't exist in this natural normal earth.
So if you want to stretch it to "It could be Jesus" I think that's a subjective argument. Objectively the rational mind says "No, this cannot be about Jesus because we are talking near-500 diverse verses from a span of roughly 4000 years of Jewish history (if you want to count Genesis 3:15 as a prophecy of Jesus) and saying that ALL these verses pertain to one unique being that is Jesus, the son of God. Combine that with the verses that could not possibly be about Jesus such as Micah 11:5-6 and we are not in "Could" territory--we're in "That's impossible" territory. But take just the 400+ verses that Christians attribute to being predictions about Jesus and the odds of that skyrocket into the deepest reaches of spaces if we're going to write out the 0's. In short, all these verses cannot possibly be about Jesus. The odds are so infinitesimal against all these OT verses being about Jesus that it's not even worth discussing, except to say that Christians are propagandizing the OT to try to con people into believing something that is loony tunes.
"One Chance in a Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion, Trillion"
"...The probability that anyone could fulfill as many prophecies as were written in the Bible about Jesus’ birth and life. There are over 300 prophecies about Jesus mentioned in the Bible. The mathematical chances that any one person could fulfill all of them is one chance in a trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion! And Jesus had to fulfill every single one, or He was not the Messiah at all!
Let’s look at just eight of them. The probability that someone could fulfill just eight of these prophecies is one in 100,000,000,000,000,000!"
Come on, people. GET REAL! The thought some unknown zealot prophet could beat those odds is so loony tunes it reaches to the next universe. In short, it's pure bogus hokum.
Before his passing, while living in Egypt with his family. Israel blessed his children and he knew of the Scepter, it's presence, origin and Heritage, as he passed it along to Judah, and then to the One to whom it belongs. King David looked to him as well and called him Lord.
I am thankful to know the one who is visual perfection, all the way to the Heart.
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I see Jesus Christ in God's first spoken words "Let there be light". And I referenced that in my first post in this thread.
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Just like Herod, and in the same spirit you seek to deny the existence of Jesus Christ and eliminate him.
Who are you having this fight with?
Just like Herod and in the same spirit, you can't see anything past yourself.
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I'll ask any Christian in here since I don't think chief scum wants to put his head in the noose on this question:
Is the "He" in Micah 5:5-6 Jesus? Yes or No?
I am thankful to know the one who has the wherewithal to see his people through it all, even Death, from God's first spoken to the present.
What a beautiful sight and knowing is the one who is visual living perfection all the way to the Heart.
I'll ask any Christian in here since I don't think chief scum wants to put his head in the noose on this question:
Is the "He" in Micah 5:5-6 Jesus? Yes or No?
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Originally Posted by chief scum
I am thankful to know the one who has the wherewithal to see his people through it all, even Death, from God's first spoken to the present.
What a beautiful sight and knowing is the one who is visual living perfection all the way to the Heart.
Chief, I am thankful too. Thankful that you have proven to the readers in here that when a Christian is confronted with the truth, the Christian has no choice but to withdraw into obfuscation and dodging the truth.
I will explain to the readers WHY chief refuses to answer the question: because to say yes would prove Jesus is a false Messiah. But to say no would expose the whole "Jesus is predicted in the Old Testament" deception.
Once again, Christianity is built on a mountain of lies and the idea that Jesus is predicted in the Old Testament 400+ times is one of those lies as chief scum just demonstrated.
I'll ask any Christian in here since I don't think chief scum wants to put his head in the noose on this question:
Is the "He" in Micah 5:5-6 Jesus? Yes or No?
Yes! The Assyrians are used here as a figure or type for those who persecute the Church.
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